Review: Britten (London Symphony Orchestra & Chorus, Simon Rattle)
Rattle on Britten: guaranteed to put a spring in your step.
Rattle on Britten: guaranteed to put a spring in your step.
Aussie piano star flexes his muscles with an entertaining Russian workout.
Cologne forces play beautifully but Roth misses Bruckner's anguish.
Dmitri Tcherniakov’s Berlin Rheingold enthrals and occasionally frustrates.
Orli Shaham’s attractively fresh, singing approach to Mozart merits attention.
More sophisticated chill from composer/pianist Amy Rita.
Busoni’s magnum opus makes it to the screen at last.
Norwegian trumpeter and her girl (brass) band blaze a trail.
A young talent tackles the Chopin études with flying colours.
A baroque curiosity well worth your time.
A dazzling display of fine, young artistry in captivating repertory.
Arcangelo's Theodora soars above all other accounts of Handel's masterpiece.
Four hands better than two in delightful Romantic works for piano duet.